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Newly AddedFlorida Hurricanes Not Expected to Adversely Affect Property Market
Hurricanes Helene and Milton insured loss estimates are expected to fall between $34 billion and $54 billion. Healthy, well-capitalized insurance and reinsurance markets are positioned to absorb those losses.
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Build Resilience for an Extremely Active Atlantic Hurricane Season
Record-warm Atlantic Ocean temperatures and a shift to La Niña conditions have led forecasters to predict an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season in 2024. Learn how to build business resilience to mitigate risk for hurricane-prone properties.
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Four Steps to Develop Strong Property Risk Coverage in a Hardening Market
With the property market remaining volatile, risk buyers need a solid strategy to stabilize their risk portfolio.
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47On Aon Podcast: Navigating and Preparing for Catastrophes
Episode 47: Aon experts discuss the findings from Aon’s 2023 Weather, Climate and Catastrophe Insight Report and what Aon is doing to help organizations make better decisions, manage volatility and enhance global resilience against climate-related risks.
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Parametric Insurance: A Complement to Traditional Property Coverage
Many risk buyers remain challenged to find adequate coverage to address a growing protection gap, especially for their cat-prone exposures and other risks. Parametric is an alternative solution that has grown in utilization to insure against a variety of perils in any market conditions.
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Navigating Climate Risk Using Multiple Models and Data Sets
A holistic understanding of climate risks requires a multidimensional approach to data, risk models and developing staff expertise.
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Rising Losses From Severe Convection Storms Mostly Explained by Exposure Growth
Climate change or exposure growth? By understanding the drivers of increased severe convective storm loss volatility, reinsurers can better prepare for January 1 renewals.
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Using Parametric Insurance to Close the Earthquake Protection Gap
Parametric solutions have the flexibility to make hard-to-predict and often uninsurable “grey swan” events insurable. Such is the case for earthquakes — a potentially catastrophic risk across the globe.
